Man calls 911 over mixed-up sandwich order

[Cowboys&LakersFan]

Just when you think you've seen everything. :laugh1:

 

[wittenacious]

You have just stumbled on the perfect answer... simply make Chuck Norris' phone number public... Chuck fights against injustice wherever it might be found...

That "sandwich technician" would undoubtedly quake in terror if you whipped out your cell phone and loudly announced that you were calling Chuck... end of problem...

:laugh2:

 

[RastaRocket]

I hope he got food poisoning.

 

[BlueStar3398]

"What? You just gonna fix my ham sammich wrong and get away with it? Aw hells naw! I'm calling 911, the FBI, the secretary of state, the NRA, PETA, Chuck Norris, Kimbo Slice, errbody down here to get you!"

:laugh2:

When my neice was about 6 years old, she called 911 on my brother because she didn't get her way. My brother had no idea until the police showed up and chewed her out for calling 911 for an non-emergency. My brother and her mom are divorced. She said her mom told her to call. I swear that woman is a complete moron.

 

[daschoo]

The problem with this that people will hesitate calling 911 for emergencies because they are not sure if it's an emergency. If they hear about someone being prosecuted for calling 911 for a non-emergency, they may hold off calling and in many cases, minutes can be the difference between life and death.

An educational and informative advertising campaign would be more effective because it could explain when to call and more importantly, give examples. It could also spread the word that fines will be issued for obvious non-emergencies such as incorrect food orders.

#reality

if people with such a low intellect are common enough that advertising campaigns telling them what constitutes an emergency are needed then society is pretty much ****ed